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$ sed -e 's/\([^ ]\)-/\1 -/g' -e 's/-\([^ ]\)/- \1/' infile > outfile

Ok,
In first time, the script should work fine if you replace:
sed 's/ //g;s/.*(\([0-9.]\+\)-\([0-9.]\+\))/\1 \2/;s/\./:/g'
by
sed 's/ //g;s/.*(\([0-9.]\+\)-\([0-9.]\+\)).*/\1 \2/;s/\./:/g'
...

@Rudic: Maybe, it's not important, but not work with (example) p1( 00 - 02.05 )

Regards.

Absolutely. Didn't think of that!

> tmpscript.sh
. ./tmpscript.sh
rm tmpscript.sh
is about the same as
| sh
Verbose dry-run:
| sh -nv

If you don't have GNU date available, this might work #!/bin/bash
find . -type d -name "p*" |
awk ' {printf "%s \"%s\" ", "mv", $0
$2 = sprintf ("%4.2f",...

hi,
If your OS is Linux, you can try:
#!/bin/bash
find . -type d -name "p*" | while read i
do
read d1 d2 < <(echo "$i" | sed 's/ //g;s/.*(\([0-9.]\+\)-\([0-9.]\+\))/\1 \2/;s/\./:/g')
...

If email address is always in the first field, then just change m=$0 to m=$1. As for the reseting the counter.. It is done when email address is found on the line, so each counter is "private" for...

Yes.

/@/{m=$0;p=0}/: if line contains "@", then assign it into variable "m" (in other words assign email address to variable "m") and clear variable "p".
p++ is incrementing variable "p" if condition is...

I learned AWK from different tutorial in my native language ;). But you can be safe about the link I gave you. It has everything you need to start learning AWK and it is written in a very simple and...

This one seems quite good: The AWK Manual - Table of Contents (http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~oostr102/docs/nawk/nawk_toc.html)

Try: awk '/@/{m=$0;p=0}/Creation Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2009/{p++}/POP3 Last Login Date: Thu, 01 Jan 1970/{p++}/WebMail Last Login Date: Thu, 01 Jan 1970/{p++}p==3{print m}' file

Yes your right every tool has advantages and disadvantages, Lvm does not by default provide any redundancy, you need to put it on top of a RAID 1 or X.

check this out : The...

Well you can use LVM when ever you want. I'm managing 150 RedHat servers that use all of them the LVM. Its rely necessary cause if you have oracle databases that grow in size you must be able to add...